Sentence examples for benchmark for detection from inspiring English sources
The Ct value in the real-time PCR assays was used as the benchmark for "detection".
These 6 cases were used to validate automatic detection and to analyze inter-analyst variability, so as to provide a benchmark for computer detection accuracy.
That is far above the 1 percent chance normally considered a benchmark for planet detection, and much bigger than the margin Dr. Vogt and his colleagues had cited in their first paper.
In 2010 the annual ImageNet Large Scale Visual Recognition Challenge (ILSVRC) was launched and has become the benchmark for object detection and classification computer vision models.18 The ILSVRC provides a data set of 1.4 M labelled images in 1000 classes for competitors to develop and train models for ~4 months.
BioID database [38] is recorded and distributed to be used as a benchmark for face detection and recognition experiments.
However, we see the main contribution of this paper in its suggestion of a benchmark for HGT detection methods (see also below), and for this the chosen model appears sufficient.
These findings support EEG‐based decision making in the neonatal intensive care unit, inform EEG interpretation guidelines, and provide benchmarks for seizure detection algorithms.
The MAQC is ideal and valuable for benchmarking purposes and for detection of transcript isoform variation, due to the high degree of alternative splicing that occurs in brain tissue.
Due to its clinical relevance, high reproducibility, and FDA clearance, CellSearch ® can be considered as a benchmark for all other CTC detection methods appearing on the market.
The methods presented in this paper would facilitate the development of a common platform to benchmark seizure detection algorithms for comparison and feasibility analysis in the next generation of implantable neuroprosthetic devices to treat epilepsy.
Moreover, it is not possible to assess whether the error detection rates I document are too high or too low, because there is no observable benchmark for the socially optimal error detection rate.
